Ifrom:larrybsp@aol.com (Larry Stark)
I'm going on memory from the GCR having just finished my bar but
I'm pretty sure there is no distinction in the rules rgarding what type of
battery is in the car. If its a battery in the drivers compartment it has to be
in a box. By the way its smart to vent the box to atmosphere anywhwere its
located to avoid hydrogen build up.
Larry
> Barry:
>
> No. Gel or Dry cells do not need to be in a box. I am rule book
> challenged at the moment but I believe the battery is not suppose to be
> in the passenger compartment. This may be a Street Prepared rule and not
> a mandatory safety rule. Again, I'm going off of memory, and that is
> scary, because I don't have the book at my finger tips.
>
> Barry Spencer wrote:
> >
> > When the battery is in the passenger compartment, does it have to be in a
> > box?? Even if the battery is a gel type.
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Barry
>
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